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I am unsure what you mean by "easier". I will try to answer anyway.
I do not think you can perform this process in the Steam Deck's normal mode. To perform this fix, switch to desktop mode and run the game there. The controls you need are simple:
- Trackpads for mouse
- D-pad for arrow keys
- A for Enter
- Right trigger for left click
- Left trigger for right click
- Steam+X for summoning the on-screen keyboard
Open the file manager, Dolphin. Dolphin is in the taskbar at the bottom of the screen or in the system menu which can be opened with the button in the bottom left.
In Dolphin, navigate to the path listed in the guide. On a Steam Deck your steamapps folder should be '/home/deck/.steam/steam/steamapps'. You can right click on the true executable and select copy from the menu that appears. Copy it to the required location, use the on-screen keyboard to do the required renaming and you are all set. It is the same process as on a normal Linux system.
If you have the game installed on another drive that does not have the Steam/system see the SteamLibary folder on the other drive where you installed the game (exmaple: /mnt/SSD/SteamLibrary/steamapps/compatdata/3590)
To clarify my previous comment, you should quit PlantsVsZombies.exe first, and only after that has exited, quit popcapgame1.exe.
PlantsVsZombies.exe is responsible for deleting popcapgame1.exe, but if popcapgame1.exe is still running when you use Task Manager to end PlantsVsZombies.exe, it should not be deleted.
Oh, right. When writing this I forgot that Windows does not let you copy running executables. On Linux you can copy running executables just fine. I have not run Windows on my machine in several years, so I forgot.
Fortunately, there is an alternative. You can use Task Manager to force-quit the game while it is running. Because this kills the game mid-execution, the true executable will not be deleted, and you should be able to copy it at your leisure.
I will see about updating the guide to note this at some point.
If you followed the process above, popcapgame1.exe should be present in "C:\ProgramData\PopCap Games\PlantsVsZombies\". Do note that the game must be running. If you close the game the executable will be removed when the game closes. If you are on a Linux-based operating system, popcapgame1.exe is probably located at "~/.steam/debian-installation/steamapps/compatdata/3590/pfx/drive_c/ProgramData/PopCap Games/PlantsVsZombies/".